Excel is one of the coolest tools out there, but I don't use it enough to get really proficient which means that every time I need Excel I have to re-teach myself how it works. Like playing Rook. I have a vague idea what the rules are, but my partner usually hates me for the first 30 minutes while I get the hang out it. So, here is my spreadsheet which I believe I was able to save to my Google drive.
My husband is the Excel pro- he even uses it for fun little personal projects like seeing how his fantasy hockey team would have done under different circumstances. Thank goodness he was not home or I would have been sorely tempted to ask for his help. As it was, despite the fact that I just completed Measurement and Statistics in December, I still had to go online and seek some assistance with the graphing part of the assignment. I got all bogged down wondering how a Histogram is different from a bar graph. In the end, I used a lot of tools I was fairly comfortable with: average, minimum, maximum, range, dragging the formulas, and some that were new: tilting the labels at different angles, adding back color to the headings, and the bar graph. We used histograms in the other class. I am still not convinced I made the graph in the most efficient way, but it worked.
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